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According to World Economic Forum, 85 million jobs

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will be replaced by AI by 2025. And

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on top of that, PwC, PricewaterCoopers, set

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an estimated 30% of

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all jobs will be replaced by AI in

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mid-30s. Goldman Sachs said 300 million jobs are

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going to be replaced, but a data came

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out, which is very crazy, breaking down who

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does AI hurt the most, men or women,

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whites, Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, those with a high

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school diploma, those with bachelors, those with masters,

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and then what jobs are going to be

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replaced, what jobs are going to be protected,

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and then what new skill sets are on the rise.

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We're going to talk about all of that today. If

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you value added this video, give it a

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thumbs up, subscribe to the channel, so check

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this out. According to McKinsey, by 2030, at

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least 14% of employees globally might need to

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change their careers due to digitization, robotics, and

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AI advancements. So what is peer research saying

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on who's going to be affected by AI?

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If you look at this chart here, look

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what it says. What shares of workers are

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the most exposed to AI in their jobs?

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So men, 17%, women, 21%, more than men,

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whites, 20%, Blacks, only 15%, Hispanics, only 13%, Asians, highest,

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24%. AI is going to impact Asians

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the most, according to this. Then it goes

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to education. Less than high school diploma, it's

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not going to affect you. Why does somebody

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may ask? High school diploma, 12%, some

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college, 19%. Lucky bachelors. The

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most educated people who have gone to this

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school and educational system that we have that

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we're going to be all free if we

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get this degree. They are the ones, 27%,

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most likely to be impacted by AI, but

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I'm following what you're telling me to

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do. I went to school, I got

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this degree. How can this impact me?

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There's a reason for it. Let's break

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it down because on this next page

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it talks about what jobs are going

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to be automated. Number one. Customer service

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representative, automated, receptionist, automated, accountants, and bookkeepers,

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automated, salespeople, automated, automated. research and analysis,

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automated, warehouse work, automated, insurance underwriting, automated, retail,

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automated. Now here's something that says which jobs

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will not be replaced at all. Number one

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is teachers, which I don't know about them,

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because I think a lot of teachers, how

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many people are taking Udemy classes and there's

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gonna be these videos that are being made

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that are faceless videos. It's just audio, put

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the content, go. You know how many YouTubers

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right now have millions of subscribers you don't

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ever see a face? It's just automated. You

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can create content now. Did you watch the

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video of Sam Altman talking about the new

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advanced AI what it's doing? A guy says

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here let me show you guys what this

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got. Hundreds of millions of views on social.

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We'll give you an example of it. One

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guy says how about a person walking in

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the streets of Japan while it's snowing? Advanced

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AI just made that video and it looks

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a hundred percent real. What if somebody is

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stuck in you know space and he's wearing

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a red something hat or whatever it was.

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That person is created walking on space going

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to a spaceship. All of these people are

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putting the stuff within seconds that video pops

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up. Do you know what happens to the

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film industry? I need a scene with somebody

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going through this. Boom within seconds. You know

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what's gonna happen with editors? I mean obviously no

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one's listening to you or editors. Do you know

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what's gonna happen to these editors? I have two

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editors here right now asking me to be construction

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worker at the end of this video. I told

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them no Sam and Mike we're not doing it.

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You're gonna be editing for us. Teachers in my

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opinion will be affected by this but in this

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opinion according to Pew they're not going to be.

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We'll see who's right. Lawyers and judges will not

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be affected by a bunch of judgmental people. Directors,

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managers and CEOs won't be affected by it. HR

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managers won't be affected by it. Psychologists and psychiatrists

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you're safe. Surgeons you're safe for the time being.

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Computer system analysts you're safe. Artists and writers

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although some people may say Chad GBT starting

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to write a script. You know if you

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want to go on Chad GBT and say

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write me a hip-hop song in the words

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of the way Tupac would speak but the

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way that Trump speaks and then boom you

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put it together. You can write music nowadays.

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How many people that are writing lyrics are

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using Chad GBT today that maybe didn't have

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that 20 years ago. Maybe some of that

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is also being automated. Now top 10 skills

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on the rise according to World Economic Forum.

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Number one creative thinking. I don't know. Shouab

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knows that's been on the rise for

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a long time but these guys just

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figured it out so they put it

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on the list. Creative thinking folks is

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on the rise. For the first time

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in the history of mankind we like

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creative thinking. Number two analytical thinking. This

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is the first time we've ever valued

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analytical thinking folks. It's never happened before

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but today we valued. Number three technological

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literacy. Okay maybe that's a new one

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right there. Four curiosity and lifelong learning.

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I value that. Number five resilience flexibility

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and agility. Six system thinking. Seven AI

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and big data. Eight motivation and

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self-awareness. Nine talent management and ten service orientation and

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customer service. By the way I fully agree with

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all these ten I don't know if it's on

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the right it's always been valuable but it's probably

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more valuable today than ever before because most people

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who know how to do this you're gonna be

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able to see certain things that a machine may

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not be able to see. Which by the way

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I agree with this list I think this is

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an evergreen list that's gonna help you out. Especially

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today with all the stuff that's going on with

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AI but if you notice one thing on the

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list that's not on there you notice it's not

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saying problem-solving it's not saying dealing with other

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people teamwork maybe because they don't believe we're gonna

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be working together that's what world economic forum thinks.

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They're thinking everyone's gonna be working from their home

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or a little cubicle in their house so you

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don't have to learn how to interact with other

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people although number ten is customer service but you

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notice that's not on the list although I would

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put that on the list for conflict revolution resolution

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you're always gonna need that. Alright so for some

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of you that want some high paying jobs according

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to what the current market is looking at here's

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a ten highest paying AI jobs and best salaries

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of 2024 number one machine learning engineer $109,000 average

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salary AI

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engineer 160, data

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scientist 65, computer vision engineer 168,

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natural language

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processing engineer 86, deep

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learning engineer 141, AI research scientist

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115, business development manager 196,

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AI product manager 128 and

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AI consultant 125. So if you're watching this you're sitting

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there saying Pat I'm a little worried are you telling

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me my job's gonna be replaced it depends if you

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sit there and do nothing about it yeah probably it

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is by the way everything going... life, whether it's

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your career, business, marriage, kids, politics, everything's about leverage.

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So what does it mean about leverage? What leverage

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do you have in the economy for the economy

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to say, Dan, we need this guy, we can't

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lose this guy. What leverage do you have? What's

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your leverage? What's the leverage for your husband to

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say, man, fricking, this wife of mine, you know,

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well, a wife of mine is amazing. She's such

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a great mother. She does this, she does that.

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What's the leverage for her husband? Do you wife

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to say, man, my husband is a fricking amazing.

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What leverage do you have for your kids when

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they get married and have their own kids that

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have a choice between going to different in-laws to

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choosing you over the other in-law? What leverage do

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you have? What leverage do you have for people

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to want? Everything is about leverage and what you

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bring to the marketplace. So for those, a guy

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calls me the other day saying, hey, Pat, are

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you noticing your YouTube views dropping? So not right

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now. He says, because a lot of us who

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are talking to each other, we're feeling it, you

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know, and we're noticing that this is what's going

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on with us. And I said, listen, it's because

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you're doing the same content you did four years

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ago. What's changed about your content? Algorithms get bored.

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Audience gets bored. There's a lot of YouTubers that

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have three, four, five, 10 million subscribers that there

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is no new audience that's interested in their content

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today because you already know what they stand for.

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So no matter what it is, don't let this

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be a fear of AI. This is everything in

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life. If your business doesn't improve, clients are going

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to go elsewhere. If your vision is not real

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and the people working for your company don't see

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you driving towards the vision, they're going to go

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find somebody that's got a real vision instead of

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just talking about they got a vision. So let's

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talk about it. Number one, constant learning and improving.

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As long as you're ahead of the game, you

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don't have to worry about being replaced because you're

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constantly improving yourself. Number two, soft skills. Yes,

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we're probably going in era where we're going to

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be working with a lot of computers, machines, and

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maybe some people are going to be working from

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home, but I'm here to tell you people are

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going to want to go to a market to

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be around other people. No matter how much they

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try to do the eBooks, no matter how much

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they do eBooks, okay, I'm going to go read

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eBooks. That's what I'm going to do and bookstores

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are going to go away. We still want to

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go to Barnes and Noble. There's a market to

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want to go to Barnes and Noble. No matter

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how much they do, hey, I want food to

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be delivered to my house. People want to go

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to a place where there's people. They don't want

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to, no matter how much you get to watch

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every. Every big concert in the world you can

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watch it here. Why did Taylor Swift break the

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record for concerts? Why would people want to go

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see her physically? They can watch the damn video

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for free because we need to be around other

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people. That's how God created us So don't fall

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for this foolish trap of we don't need to

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learn how to get along with other people and

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develop soft skills Number three be agile be nimble

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and be ready to adapt because at any point

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things can move very quickly Right and last but

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not least anticipate think like a general what

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could potentially happen the next three five ten fifteen

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twenty years within my industry And how can I

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have an advantage? How can I put position myself

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in a way to win if you just sitting

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there still using the same software like oh my

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god Look what they're doing to editing with AI.

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This is so deeply concerning No, how can I

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use this to provide a better product for my

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clients that they're gonna sit there and say shit

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You're doing this and this and this the other

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guys done good for you. You're not a lazy

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guy There's a in every possible way if you

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find a way to have leverage by differentiating yourself

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against your competitors You don't have a lot to

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worry about in the market of Capitalism because the market

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is always gonna want people that innovate improve and anticipate

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what's to come next having said that if you enjoyed

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this video There's another video. I want you to watch

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to watch it. Take everybody. Bye. Bye. Bye